We are pleased to present unit 6109, 70 Panamount Dr NW for sale, offered at $139,900!
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This beautifully maintained home is conveniently located on the ground floor, and includes an underground titled parking stall. The main living area is a spacious open concept, with access to your private patio through the sliding doors. The master bedroom boasts a large walk in closet. The kitchen is well laid out, with a breakfast bar at the island for extra space when entertaining guests. You'll love the convenience of the in-suite laundry. There is plenty of storage is available in your private assigned storage room, adjacent to your parking stall. The location is fantastic - close to shopping and amenities, and easy access to Stoney Trail. At this great price, you can OWN your home, and quit renting! Call today for your private viewing! ...

Sellers often ask what an RPR is, and why it is necessary when selling a home. This should help you understand RPR's better. This blog provides information regarding RPR's, but is not legal advice, and does not replace the need for proper consultation with a real estate lawyer or REALTOR®, regarding your specific circumstances. 

What is an RPR?

A Real Property Report (RPR) is a survey of your property, showing the dimensions and placement of any improvements(the home, sheds, decks, etc) in relation to property lines. The purpose of the RPR is to make sure you are able to hold up your end of the deal, once a purchase contract is signed for your property. When selling your home, you are making certain "warranties and representations" to the buyer. You as the seller are representing to any buyer that all structures and improvements made on your property were completed with any required permits, that all is done in compliance with municipal or other bylaws or regulations, an; ...

My friend told me that a condominium is the same thing as an apartment...
We hear it all too often - "I want to buy a condo!". When I ask what property type they want: apartment, town home, detached home....? They reply "I want a condo!"
So heres the low-down on condo properties. A "condominium" refers to a style of ownership, NOT a style of construction. Condominium is a Latin word formed by two parts: "Con" meaning "together", and "dominium" meaning "domain, property, or ownership". Simply put, it translates to owning property together with others. A condominium is a property that is made up of separately owned "parts" or "units", and also has common property which is jointly owned and maintained. 
Condominiums will have a Board of Directors which controls the day to day activities of the condominium corporation, and is usually made up of unit owners within the condominium.  The Board of Directors will also be responsible for enforcing the condominium bylaws.
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Let's go see some open houses...

Many sellers think that open houses are what is going to sell their home. Open houses have been an integral part of real estate sales for as long as the real estate sales have been occurring. Open houses would have at one point, been an important part of your home marketing strategy. If you are a part of a younger generation, you may struggle to think of a world without the internet, but it really wasn't that long ago. And without the internet, open houses were a great way to showcase your home to several prospective buyers in a short time frame. 

Fast forward to today, and we have the internet, with hundreds, if not thousands of real estate websites. On most of these websites you can browse as many listings as you like, for hours upon hours, without ever leaving the comfort of your own home. You can view photos of the interior and exterior of the home, see room dimensions, and become pretty familiar with any given listing. The internet has b ...

Special Clause Offer - what does that mean?

A "Special Claus Offer, also referred to as a purchase contract with a "Sale of Buyers Home Condition", is used when a buyer of real estate has not yet sold their previous home, and either needs or wants to sell that home before committing to buying the next home.

Why is a Sale of Buyers Home Condition required?

In some cases a home owner may wish to move, and ends up finding the home that they would like to purchase, BEFORE they have successfully sold their current home. If the buyer of the new home is not able to qualify for financing to keep both homes, or if they decide that they absolutely do not want to have the chance of ending up owning two properties, they may decide to use a Sale of Buyers Home Condition in their offer to purchase the next home. This means that their offer on the new home is subject to the sale of their current home. If their current home does not sell, they are under no obligation to move forward with the a ...